Asian arowana

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The Asian arowana is a large, freshwater ray-finned fish native to Southeast Asia, prized in the aquarium trade for its metallic scales, elongated body, and cultural association with luck and prosperity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fish
ornamental fish
activityPattern mostly crepuscular
behavior predatory
territorial
bodyFeature barbels on lower jaw
large metallic scales
upturned mouth
bodyShape elongated
class Actinopterygii
colorVariety golden
green
red
silver
commonName Asian arowana NERFINISHED
dragon fish
conservationList IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
conservationStatus Endangered
culturalSignificance feng shui symbol
symbol of luck
symbol of prosperity
diet carnivorous
family Osteoglossidae NERFINISHED
feedsOn crustaceans
insects
small fish
genus Scleropages NERFINISHED
habitat blackwater rivers
flooded forests
slow-moving rivers
keptAs luxury aquarium fish
kingdom Animalia
lifespan more than 20 years in captivity
maximumLength about 35 inches
about 90 centimeters
nativeTo Cambodia NERFINISHED
Indonesia NERFINISHED
Malaysia NERFINISHED
Myanmar NERFINISHED
Southeast Asia
Thailand NERFINISHED
Vietnam NERFINISHED
order Osteoglossiformes NERFINISHED
parentalCare male mouthbroods eggs and fry
phylum Chordata
popularIn aquarium trade
reproduction mouthbrooding
scientificName Scleropages formosus NERFINISHED
swimmingLevel surface-dwelling
taxonRank species
threat habitat loss
illegal trade
overfishing
tradeRegulation CITES Appendix I NERFINISHED
waterType freshwater

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Osteoglossidae includes Asian arowana
Scleropages formosus commonName Asian arowana